Jaclyn and Daniel were married on September 30, 2023 at the historic City Tavern Club in Georgetown in Washington DC. Their Jewish wedding ceremony was held under a copper chuppah. The guests had dinner at three very long tables decorated with candles and bud vases filled with dahlias, protea, roses, ranunculus and anemones in shades of blush, burgundy and white.
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photos: Rose Trade Co
Venue: City Tavern Club
Dani and Matt were married on September 24, 2022 at the beautiful River Farm in Virgina. The flowers were soft neutral shades of white, blush and pale peach with garden roses, ranunculus, Cafe Au Lait dahlias and zinnias grown my Dani’s dad and picked the day before the wedding. The ceremony was on the front lawn in front of the mansion under our copper arch covered in greenery and flowers. The reception was held under the lights in the tent with blue and white bud vases, candles and flowers for centerpieces. The escort card table was filled with oversized recycled glass bottles and more zinnias from Dad!
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photos: Sarah Schmidt Photography
Venue: River Farm
Catering: Avalon Catering
Planning: Kelsey at Kelley Cannon Events
Caroline and Jeff were married on September 17, 2022 at Big Bear Cafe in Washington DC. The flowers were seasonal blooms in blush, raspberry and burgundy with anemones, dahlias and local hydrangea with lots of bud vases and greenery
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photos: Alexandra Friendly Photography
Venue: Big Bear Cafe
Planning: Katie at Coordinated Collective
Haley and Jeff were married on November 6, 2021 at the DC War Memorial with a cocktail party reception at the Tabard Inn in Washington DC
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photos: Get Ready Photography
Venue: DC War Memorial and Tabard Inn
Kelly and Axel were married on October 1, 2021 on the rooftop of Gravitas restaurant in Ivy City in Washington DC
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photos: Paperbird Photography
Venue: Gravitas
Coordination: Total Care Events
Marissa and Sean were married on October 17, 2020 in an intimate ceremony outdoors at the gorgeous Anderson House in Washington DC.
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photos: Aimee Custis Photography
Venue: The Anderson House and The Iron Gate
Catering: The Iron Gate
Beth and Taylor were married on October 10, 2020 in a intimate ceremony at the couple’s home in Baltimore MD.
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photos: Lindsay King Photography
Venue: Rooftop in Baltimore / Couple’s home
Morgan and Scott were married on September 28, 2018 at the District Winery in Washington DC.
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photos: Costola Photography
Venue: District Winery
Caterer: District Winery
Planning: Jane Kestner
Kate and Rob were married on October 14, 2017 at the beautiful River Farm in Alexandria, VA. The combination of this couple, gorgeous venue and amazing photos made it really difficult to edit so enjoy so many photos!
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photos: Pat Furey
Venue: River Farm
Caterer: Main Event Caterers
Planning: Caroline Bressler
Jamexis and Danny were married on September 16, 2017 at Washington National Cathedral with their reception in the Bishop's Garden surrounded by Cafe Au Lait dahlias!
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photos: Bee Two Sweet Photography
Venue: Washington National Cathedral / Bishop's Garden
Caterer: Rouge Catering
Planning: Jasmine Smith and Co.
Russell and Jack were married on October 29, 2016 at Josephine Butler Parks Center in Washington DC.
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photos: Dave Cooper Weddings
Venue: Josephine Butler Parks Center
Caterer: Eat and Smile
Dessert: Andy Bates
Hyojin and Mark were married on October 1, 2016 at Washington Golf and Country Club in Arlington, Virginia!
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photos: Ethan Yang Photography
Chelsea + Mike got married on August 5th, 2016 at the gorgeous Glen Ellen Farm in outside of Frederick, Maryland.
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photography: Barnel Photography / Bairon Rivera
Venue: Glen Ellen Farm
Catering: Eleven Courses Catering
Marjorie + Jen got married on September 17th, 2016 at the American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM) in Baltimore, Maryland under an arch topped with the train from Marjorie's Mom's wedding dress!
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photography: 1513 Photo
Venue: American Visionary Art Musuem in Baltimore
Catering: Absolutely Perfect Catering
Annisah and Khala's July wedding was held at Long View Gallery in Washington, DC with lots of teal, gold, magenta and fairy lights! Annisa's bridal bouquet was filled with lush seasonal blooms with vibrant shades of pink and magenta garden roses, stock, freesia, sweet william and gerbera daisies with white dahlias, roses and veronica and eucalyptus accents. The ceremony was held in the gallery with gold lanterns filled with greenery and fairly lights framing the aisle. The reception tables were draped in rich teal linens and the aisle lanterns were re-purposed as the centerpieces along with three tiny gold vases with a few blooms in each and gold mercury glass votive candles.
Enjoy these amazing photos by Victoria Ruan!
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photography: Victoria Ruan
Venue: Long View Gallery
Planning: Jasmine Smith & Co
Catering: RSVP
Bess and Brian got married on July 30th, 2016 at River Farm in Alexandria, Virginia
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photography: Here With You Photography / Rebecca Reed
Venue: River Farm
Catering: Rocklands Catering
It's ridiculous how behind I am at blogging but since yesterday was the first day of fall I thought I'd (finally) share this gorgeous wedding from last October!
Liz and Harry's wedding ceremony was held outdoors at the Waterfront Park in Alexandria although the actual ceremony was a bit delayed because the entire wedding party was stuck in an elevator and required rescue from the local fire department. The couple's story went viral and they were interviewed on Good Morning America while on their honeymoon! Read more about it here and here.
The color story was rich jewel-tone fall shades including deep red, vibrant orange and royal purple. The bridal bouquet was a modern sleek design of only jewel-toned calla lilies in crimson, mango and eggplant. The bridesmaid's carried a seasonal mix of roses, dahlias, salvia, hypericum, spray roses and seeded eucalyptus which really popped against their plum gowns. The ceremony was held outside on the waterfront under a simple birch chuppah.
The reception was located at the Torpedo Factory in Alexandria with low and lush centerpieces with a funky mix of flowers all in autumn tones. We used succulents, protea, artichokes, kale and black pearl peppers along with fall foliage, bittersweet, roses, ranunculus and dahlias in the centerpieces.
Liz and Harry are an amazing couple and were such a pleasure to work with!
Please enjoy these beautiful photos from the super talented Adam and Christy at Kissick Weddings!
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photography: Kissick Weddings
Wedding Planner: Rebecca at Blue Canary
Caterer: Main Event
Venue: Waterfront Park (ceremony) and The Torpedo Factory
There are so many things I loved about Noah and Sandra's wedding last summer! First, the brides! They are kind, sweet and creative and involved family and tradition and memories into their Jewish/Brazilian wedding. Second, the venue, Josephine Butler Parks Center is by far one of my favorites venues in Washington, DC. The staff is amazing, the space is gorgeous (so many fireplaces and mantels to decorate!) and the feel is intimate. Third, the color and whimsy of the decor which included local seasonal summer flowers in every color you can imagine!
Noah and Sandra's ceremony was held outside in Josephine Butler Parks Center's outdoor ceremony space under a chuppah. Each bride carried a wildflower bouquet of white, lavender and yellow with bird of paradise as the focal flower in memory of Noah's mother. The other blooms were: hydrangea, chamomile, lavender, craspedia, dahlias and baby's breath. The bridesmaids wore flowing gowns of dusty lavender and carried baby's breath bouquets wrapped in burlap. The adorable flower girl wore a floral crown of baby's breath and wildflowers and tossed petals down the aisle which was lined with birch buckets filled with baby's breath. The men all wore bird of paradise boutonnieres, in remembrance of Noah's mother.
The baby's breath and wildflower theme continued inside the venue filling an assortment of vintage style bottles, jars and vases and wooden crates and boxes. Noah's sister, Leigh, provided a plethora of rustic details and decor to the flowers adding extra warmth and a personal touch. Each mantel was draped in either baby's breath, foliage or wildflower garland along with the railings on the grand staircase. There were flower arrangements inside the fireplaces, on the windowsills, in the restrooms, you name it! The guest tables were all different but coordinated beautifully with an assortment of vessels displaying bright, seasonal wildflowers and a framed table number atop a rustic slice of wood. The flowers used in the centerpieces and throughout the venue included: hydrangea, celosia, scabiosa, veronica, marigolds, black-eyed susans, sunflowers, ageratum, millet, wheat, asters, zinnias, dahlias, craspedia and chamomile to name a few. The place cards were held in notched birch logs nestled on a bed of moss and there were candles everywhere!
Check out this glowing review from the beautiful brides (I'm blushing just reading it again):
Noah and Sandra said...
"Jolie is the kindest, most responsible, professional I have ever worked with. Jolie made our wedding so very beautiful by listening to exactly what we wanted and bringing it to life. She was the only florist that we interviewed who brought us a sample flower bouquet to our meeting as a gift for meeting with her. We were not easy customers, we asked for a lot, and Jolie did it all with a smile and a true love for what she does. In every way that we asked her to she went above and beyond her call of duty. If you are looking for a florist who can work with whatever budget you give her, listen to you with professionalism and warmth, and bring to life your dream day - Jolie is the person for you! Out of all our vendors, Jolie gets our highest ratings and endorsement. Additionally, we are an LGBTQ couple and Jolie is incredibly welcoming and supportive of our love and did all that we asked to incorporate new and old traditions into our wedding day."
This wedding was so much fun to be a part of and the vendor team was amazing! So if you're looking for a beautiful yet intimate venue in DC with a rockstar cast of vendors then check out the list below!
Now, enjoy these fun photos from the Doug Stanford Photography!
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photography: Doug Stanford Photography
Planner: Jasmine Smith and Co.
Venue: Josephine Butler Parks Center
Caterer: Main Event
Everything about this September wedding was lovely; the bride, the venue, the color palette and the day!
Sarah and Andy's late summer/early fall wedding took place at the Anderson House in Washington DC which is a gorgeous venue. The color story was berry tones: fuchsia, plum, deep pink, blush and ivory with accents of gold. Sarah's bridal bouquet was a soft and loose romantic mix of hydrangea, garden roses, ranunculus, dahlias, scabiosa and succulents with green privet berries and hanging pepperberries for texture. The bridesmaids wore dove grey dresses and carried smaller versions of the bridal bouquet. Andy's boutonniere was designed with a single succulent and berry accents. The rest of the boutonnieres were all slightly different but complimented each other. Sarah and Andy's ceremony was held outside in the Hoyt Garden which features a pool, statue and stone columns. The varying height columns were the backdrop for the ceremony and each held a lush arrangement in gold pedestal bowls. The pool's corners were accented with gold lanterns, votive candles, foliage garland and loose blooms.
Cocktail hour was held indoors in The Olmsted Gallery with tiny arrangements in gold vases on the cocktail tables and place cards nestled in beds of moss on gold wooden trays. The reception was in The Ballroom with tables draped in ivory linens and accented with lush seasonal centerpieces of antique hydrangea, dahlias, ranunculus, roses, berries and foliage in matte gold vases and footed bowls.
Now, enjoy these fabulous photos from the The Happy Couple!
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Photography: The Happy Couple Photography
Planner: Anne from Atrendy Wedding
Venue: The Anderson House, Washington DC
Catering/Cake: Windows Catering
I loved loved LOVED working with Bettina and Laura! It really doesn't get much better than that. Seriously. Bettina and I just clicked when we met last summer. Her vision was right in line with my aesthetic and I didn't want to wait until October to see it all come to life! But I really got excited for this wedding when I met Laura during a venue visit. I could feel the love so strongly between these two that I was inspired to do my very best to create the perfect flowers for their wedding. The look was organic, lush, seasonal and textural. The color palette was blush, burgundy, plum and gold. We used deep red peonies, antique hydrangea, peach garden roses, pink ranunculus, red dahlias, hanging amaranthus, blush anemones, blushing bride protea and seeded eucalyptus with accents of gold. The bouquet was wild and lush and Bettina told me she took it with her on their honeymoon :) Each boutonniere was different from the next as were all of the centerpieces. The ceremony took place outside on a gorgeous fall day at the DC War Memorial and the intimate reception was held at Poste Moderne Brasserie adjacent to the Hotel Monaco in downtown DC. The centerpieces were designed in beautiful ombre vases with gold table numbers (provided by the bride). I'm kind of sad that it's over...
Okay, enough gushing. Happy married life you two xoxo! Enjoy a few photos from Nick Stone Photography (and a few from yours truly)!
Flowers: Uncloudy Studio
Venue: Poste Moderne Brasserie
Photography: Nick Stone Photography
Event Planning: Lovebus Events and Design
